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HOWDY, INDEPENDENTS. · EST. 2001

DON’T

FENCE

US IN.

 

Independent voters. Open government.
And a little Texas stubbornness.

 

We organize across party lines for affordable living, more voter choice and public officials who answer to the people.

NOVEMBER 3, 2026

Active campaigns for November 2026.

HAYS COUNTY JUDGE

Elect Liz Sumter Gajdos, Independent

An independent for Hays County Judge.

AUSTIN CITY COUNCIL

Brown, Shah, Weinberg, Bowen and Kam

Endorsed by the League of Independent Voters of Texas, a separate membership association. Read its endorsements.

AUSTIN PROPOSITIONS A THROUGH J

Yes on Prop I. No on Prop G.

Our case for Prop I and our vote on every bond and charter amendment.

BASTROP COUNTY COMMISSIONER, PRECINCT 4

Kat Hammer, write-in

A write-in campaign. Her name will not be printed on the ballot; write it in.

TEXAS HOUSE DISTRICT 17

Dr. Mary Elizabeth Klenz, Democrat

Bastrop, Burleson, Caldwell, Lee and Milam counties.

WHAT WE WORK ON

For Texans who think for themselves.

Everyday costs.

Water, housing, electricity and taxes affect whether people can afford to stay in their communities. Public spending should serve residents.

A say in the decisions.

We organize petitions, question public officials and support electoral competition. We want voters to have meaningful choices.

PROP I · AUSTIN · NOVEMBER 3, 2026

Yes on Prop I. No on Prop G.

Prop I puts independent audits of City spending in the charter. Prop G would make voters wait up to two years for the next citizen petition to reach the ballot. Read our case, the sources and our vote on every measure.

OUR NOVEMBER POSITIONS

YES ON I

NO ON G

Key voting dates.

Official voter information

OCT 5

Registration deadline

OCT 19–30

Early voting

NOV 3

Election Day · 7 a.m.–7 p.m.

NEWS, OPINIONS & ORGANIZING

What we’re working on.

VIDEO · JULY 2025

Linda’s guide to petitioning

Her practical advice on talking with neighbors and asking for a public vote.

AUSTIN TAX RATE ARCHIVE

Follow Austin’s tax and budget record

Source documents, election outcomes and the research behind the Prop Q work.

FROM THE BLOG

Read the Independent Texans blog

Election coverage, petition updates and Linda’s columns.

THE POOREST LITTLE PAC IN TEXAS

Come on in.

Party loyalty optional. Questions encouraged.

Help with a petition, send us a local issue or join the team. You don’t have to agree with us about everything.

Independent Texans® PAC

PO Box 651. Bastrop, TX 78602

Email us at:

info@indytexans.org

Independent Texans® PAC registered and reporting to the Texas Ethics Commission since 2001.

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